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Ghana opposition party boycotts parliament in protest
Feb 6, 2007, 18:00 GMT
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The NDC is made up of jokers. If they feel there is miscarriage of justice is boycotting parliamentary sittings the answer? They should know better. They can all resign emblock from parliament, who cares.
When they pass laws who do they target? Non-Mps? I am sorry.
When Dr. Anane was investigated by the CHRAJ culminating in Anane's voluntary resignation as Minister which of them sympathised with Dr. Anane? Being a wise man knowledgeable of the workings of the rule of law, Dr. Anane is contesting CHRAJ in court whiles he and his colleague NPP MPs are in Parliament.
Aren't parliamentarians short of resources. Could not the $400,000.00 ala Abodakpi and Selormey not grant 20 MPs Car loans? Sit up or shout up you bunch of hypocrites.
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